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TA 1001-1101 CAISTOR SOUTH STREET (east side) 9/89 Nos 6 and 8 (even) (formerly listed 1-11-66 under Market Place as premises occupied by Miss B. Talbot) G.V. II Corn Hill facade. House and shop, formerly one property now 2. Early C18,late C18, C19 and C20 alterations. Brick, part painted, pantile roof with right hand raised tumbled gable and slight kneeler. 3 bay 2 storey facade with 3 doors, that on the left early C19 with moulded panels having semicircular heads with to right a rectangular oriel bay window with 3 lights, early C19, in the tops of the lights are Moorish arches, the spandrels of which have delicate pierced carving. Above is a deeply moulded and bracketed cornice. Right again is a C20 1/2 glazed door with segmental head. Beyond is a third door having 4 moulded panels with 4 paned overlight, flanked by single late C18 glazing bar bow windows supported on paired wooden brackets. Above this door and the windows is a projecting tiled canopy supported on plain supported brackets to either side of the door. On the first floor are 3 three light casements which have broken open the earlier openings. The front of this building is separately described under the entry for 8-9 Market Place. Listing NGR: TA1188801357

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